What is a good pickup truck to buy where a 4'x8' sheet of plywood would fit in the back?

Question

I know the Toyota Tundra (not the smaller cab version) is one, but I don't know about any others. The door to the back of the pickup needs to close, and it has to be no more than 4-5 years old.

Answer 1

Just about any full sized pick up will handle it. When you go to look at them, take a tape measure with you and be sure that you have a eight foot bed that is at least 4 ft wide. Try and stay away from the ones that have the fender flares on the sides, their beds are usually narrower. Like the Ford Flareside.

good luck.

Answer 2

Not to hamper your hippie-van dreams, but I'd really have to suggest another route unless this is part of an advertising/marketing strategy. The best of the best in small utility vans is the Ford Transit Connect (except they smell kind of wierd new, like dog food or something). If you can't afford to spring for a new one of those, a good used Scion Xb (old body style) is your next best bet. Good fuel econmy, spacious interior, removable seats, and a vibrant, youthful appearance.

Answer 3

Nissan Titan, Chevy Silverado, Ford F-150 any full size pickup with an 8ft bed. Don't get a side step bed version.



Good Luck.

Answer 4

Any domestic full size truck will allow you to slide a sheet of plywood between the wheel wells.

Answer 5

Any full sized pickup can do this. Go with the best used Ford f-150 or Chevy Siverado you can find.

Answer 6

You can get different size beds on different models...we've got an 1999 Ford F-350 with an 8' bed, I think it came with a 6' bed but the hubby had to have the longer bed and it has been wonderful!...we love our 350...best wishes! :)